Optimize images for the web
JPG, PNG or HEIC → WebP → 2000 px, quality 80 → metadata removed.
- Image Converter Output format: WebP · Quality: 95
- Compress Image Quality: 80 · Limit longest side: 2000 px
- Remove Image Metadata Remove: Everything
- 01Drop
- 02Run
- 03Download
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Drop files hereJPG, JPEG, PNG and 6 more · any number of files · folders too
01 — Steps
How to optimize images for the web
- Drop your images
Add a folder of product shots, blog photos or screenshots in any common format.
- Let the recipe run
Each image becomes WebP, is capped at 2000 px on its longest side, compressed at quality 80 and cleared of metadata.
- Download the ZIP
Check the before and after sizes and download everything as one ZIP.
02 — Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why WebP?
WebP files are typically 25–35% smaller than JPG at the same visual quality and every current browser displays them.
Is 2000 px big enough?
It covers full-width images on large screens. For thumbnails, customize the recipe and choose 1200 px.
Does it keep transparency?
Yes. PNGs with transparent areas keep them in WebP.
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